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I have a "project", which has a main.tex in Main folder, and in Main folder, there are subfolders called tex and fig. In fig folder, there is a logo.eps file. In tex folder, there is a content.tex file. In content.tex, there is a line

\raggedright \includegraphics[height=50px]{logo}

When I use latex (Latex button in WinEdt) to compile main.tex, it is fine. But if I use pdflatex to compile it, I get error message:

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! LaTeX Error: File `logo_amu' not found.

See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation.
Type  H <return>  for immediate help.
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l.6 ...ght \includegraphics[height=50px]{logo_amu}

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Process has been terminated .

I would like to use pdfLaTeX to compile my documents. So how do I solve this issue?

doncherry
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user565739
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    Add \usepackage{epstopdf} to your document (assuming that you have a recent tex system). – Ulrike Fischer May 10 '13 at 15:01
  • Please make sure to check for existing questions before posting a new question. There are several possible duplicates for this question and they’re not too hard to find. – doncherry May 10 '13 at 16:15

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PDFTeX does not interpret PostScript files. So you should transform your *.EPS file onto *.PDF. You can use, e.g., epstopdf package.

doncherry
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Przemysław Scherwentke
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    IMHO, a better way is to convert EPS graphics to PDF in advance. Just run epstopdf logo_amu.eps in command line. To convert all EPS files in current folder run for %f in (*.eps) do epstopdf %f. – Igor Kotelnikov May 10 '13 at 16:40